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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-28
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OF the Bridgeport Prcsbytcrians Other
News There. rtt
Nearly five thousand dollara ID now in
the treasury Of the Presbyterian congre-
gstlon, and Arrangements are being made
for the building Of new church on the
old site, at q cost Of $4,000. The struc-
ture is to be 100 by 81 feet, with On eight
foot veatibule, OH audience room 81 by 60
feet capable Of holding from eight hun.
dred to one thousand people. Back of
the audience room will be the SUNDAY
School room with two aide entrsnces, and
directly overhead will he q suite OF rooms
Tor the Ladiee' Aid socisty, the Women'e
Missionary Society and other branches OF
the church, to hold their meetings. The
back OF tho building will be two storiee
high, while the front part and auditorium
Will be OF the game height with high
ceiling, but only Que etory with high
peaked ,ooi. The building will be Oh lie
aame plan as the St. Matthew's church in
Wheeling. The boil that was des.royed
in the FIRE cost 1850 aoms years ago, but a
aimilar one vii! be purchased at a cost OF
$50. The congregation aud trustees OF
the church express themselves highly
pleased with the amicably and satieisc-
tory manner in which the Columbia In-
surauce Company, represented by L, T.
Howell, settled their damage by fire, a
The fittings Tor the y. NJ. Q. A. gym.
nssium have bapn ordered at cost Of
sl50. This room when fitted up will be-
one Of the most complete syinnasiums in
the State: The following make up the
entire fitting for the room, One Inter
coastal machine, ono aquatic circle. one
rowing machine, one travelling parallel,
one abdominal machine, one vaultinp bar
one pair flying wings, two standard cheat
weiHhts-Nos. 10 and lS-a number OF
iron and woodsn dumb bells Of all sizes.
Thirty:one different positions can be
taken from the standard chest weight ma.
chimes. Ft ~ t1,TS1l
~. q. Vanpelt has rcmodeled his res.
taurant and eating house, aud now has
one OF the most convenient houaes in the
city. ,,.9f@s3,2 q. y, =
O. NJ. Dnulevy, Of the LaBslle plsaa
house, has returned homo after a Very
successlul tip west. 5,5si{ s.
Alexander Hukil!, OF Burlington, Iowa
formerly Of this splace, is at home this
week. g nv y -,
!, Mrs. ?. E. Howell leaves to-day Tor
Beaver Falls, Pa. 35. ~ -
Jamea Holloway has returned from, a
visit to Omaha. '.sas5I: -s-.'13,1It :
!. ); H: Davis o Of Cleveland, is in the city
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lolal.'''', III u
= kimnons owed his laborers and work.
men in tho atono quarry S207. 90. Mr..
Beck and Wesley Hughes brought all the
claims from the men and had an attach.
mont Issued on the stone, through Hon.
Ross ]. Alexander, Of Bridgeport Law.
yer Geo. Duncan hold attachments for
John Clifford and ]. B. Montgomery
amounting to $500. Constable Moore was
kept busy NIL morningBervlng attachments
on the derricks and tools and stone at the
stone quarry, and the stone at the power
house. ktmmons has S400 due him from
tho water works, and together with the
stone, derricks, tools, etc., It may be auili-
Gent to pay all claims. kimmons, how.
ever, has Bkipped, nothing having been
heard from him for over week. Jamisou
hoo chattel mortgage OIL three horses be.
longing to kimmone, which will let him
out nicely on the SAT claim. Many miner
claims were brought In after 1t became
known that kimmone had left, and Han.
over street was lively with lawyers, fler.
chants, laborers and contractors, hurrying
hither and thither, zach eager to see his
claimsand Northumberland frat against
the effects belonging to Kimmons. J. B.
Montgomery and Samuel snediker are
kimmons' bondamen for $4,000. The
cases will be heard on Thuredsy.
The Catholic fair and festival closed last
night alter o very successful week Of
pleasure, music and money making. Bar
noy McNnlte was awarded tho gentle
mems gold watch, having collected $500,
Mr.. May, his competitor, having $3.50.
Miss Mary Leonard collected $3.50 and was
givon the lady's gold watch, having emily
two dollars more than her rival, Miss
Anna Hennigan. Miss Davidson was
given the large pair of earrings, having
Sil Al, Miss Matte Weir having SIS 90.
Mics Bridget slavln had sll 40 and was
given the small pair OF earrings, Miss Pal
merhsving $40. Miea o. Donnell was given
the centre stand, having $40, Miss Francis
kreush, her opponent, having $37 90.
Maggie Burke was given the pretty baby
doll, she having collected S. 90, her COM
petitor, Miss Ella Henry, having 81 90.
Miss katis Dobbins had Sil 90 aud was
given the gold necklace, her competitor,
Miss Maggie Murphy, having sat- 90.
In the contest for tho essy chair Cora Linn
had SIS Is and Mary Fitzsimmons $l4 %.
II, l2S 30 WAS depoeited in bank on Sat
nrday, and tho money is not all in.
Yesterday morning about two o'clock
the houss occupied by Louis Fr;ch, as o
saloon and dwelling house, near the Stand
ard mill, and owned by Mr.. Breiden-
stein, was discoyered 10 DO on fire, Just
outside the door in the alley. The flames
burned several OF the weather boards and
ecorched the side Of the house as far as
the top OF the windows. The fire was
hastily extinguishsd. AS there was no
fire about the outside Of the Building the
tenants claim that the fire was started by
some miscreant who thought to commit
arson. n. :
Mics May Robinson. the ever accomoist-
ing assistant poatmistress, is at her post
again after a ton days pleasant visit to ut.
Pleasant. e!
Prof. J. A. White, OF Mt. Pleasant, ia
visiting in the city. -
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Claims no Was Robbed.

"a man who eaye his name as Berthe
Fall, and esid no wss i.om Pittsburgh,
complained 10 tho police Sunday pishss
that be had heen robbed Of Sl40 whiis In
q Fulton salonn on Sunday. Lie could
not tell who robbed him, however, Yes
terdsy he spilled to Squire DAVIS Tor 4
warrant, but no he did not know whom
to have s.res.ed he did not Get II. ~ 3
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THE SUNDAY PRIZE FIGHT,



.sEFs5sy Arrests.
The brutal prizs fight on the IVES! Vir.
GINA shors juat above this city Sunday
morning, was the main topic of converua.
ton about town yesterday. There was a
good deal Of uneasinaas at Martins Ferry
as to the temper OF the author.
ities on this side. Sheriff Handlan
went over to that place, but what
he accomplished could NOT be learned. II
is Understood he was prospecting to see
what reliable evidence be could find.
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan said when
he learned who the pa.ties were and who
sawit he would move in the matter, i !,
Both men were suffering severely from
their punishment Yesterday. Their hands
and isces are terribly swollen. Johns ie.
however, in better condition than Evans,
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J,adly uur, on tho I,cna.

a colored niSl known ss Burnis Nor.
ton, and said to have come here from Par.
kersbutg, qaRffeled With MiG. Taylor,
who lives in the alley near the county
jail. last evening, end struck her over the
head With s:ick, cutting . bad cash. II
was eeHed up by DR.. +, j.. Reed. Tho
woman Is dissbled, blu. not dangerously
burt &orlon escaped to Martins Ferry,
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via the Picturesque Ii. i o. to Atlantic CITY
RI ss!s5 N.3r and Cane nluy. duly = q ;sissgs T..

Via the Picturesque Ii. + O. to Atlantic city
and Cape Mny, July I. i
The Baltimore & Ohio signaiizes its en-.
trance into Philadelphia BY an excursion
Thuraday, July z, to Atlantic CITY and
Cape May, the most noted seaside oregorta
in the country. This is the grandeat ex.
crraion ever offered to the public. In,
rolving aride over tho nPicturesoue lima
Of America" along the beautiful 9pntn.
mac, through hiatoric Harpers Ferry
Washington, D. O., Baltimore and Phils,
de!phia, and at rates within the reach nj
everyone who enjoys travelling. Train Of
Parlor Cara and East Lake Coached viii
leaye depot, Wheeling, W.. Va, at S 100 4.
n, arriving in Philadelphia at s:45 p NJ
Ne1t ds7 passengers will leave on an ~,
regular train for Atlantic City or. 6,ans
May. Tickets will bs good ior tan day avs
with stop-oa privilege at WASHINGTON
Clty returning. Fare for round tr;n
:, For E further Information apply 10 Agents
o. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, or to -
Z 3, -. z, j. D. SMITH, s.iff
I, Div. Pass, Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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WY IT, - r|.--- 10 f=Ht q
Type.writerS Cheap,

AZ We haye Tor sale seyera! Type-w1iters,
including the Remington the Crandall
and the Hammond. ,T6eae machines have
been taken in exchange for the mstohleas
Caligraph, and will be sold chesp. Writers
for rent aud for aals on monthly install.
ments. Gall on or address for circulars 81
ti55 R. 4 EDWARD I. Rose 4 Co., !gl3.aei
& nj 4 & III Il 4! e IS TEelfth etrsat1&t
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rhnr,,,u,natar Eacnr,;.

As reported by Christian Schnepl, drug
giHt, 0posa Houae corner, yesterday:
TAM, 9A.a. l2M. 3PX. I'm
Gl0 i95 76o 80 So So So
Weather clear, .,7tsf ..4i'l 45i
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The Mission School Of the Frat Preaby-
terian church will have q picnic at New
Gresaps' Grove, Thursday, June 80. Train
will leave the Ohio River depot at 80 A.
n. All are invited. 81. 81
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WE nre daily receiving Now Novelties
In Sui!ings, Pan,aloohings and Over.
c0atings, which wearc prepared 10 make
mp In tlrst.class style ut reasonable
prices. g
Our White UnlaMndried Shirt, double
scanned, re.enfOrceA front and back, at
So cents, Ii tho greatest bargain ever
offered. A full line Of Balbriggnn Tn.
derWear from 81 w IL suit upwards, at
c. HESS 4 SONS,
1921 s. 1898 Market Street.
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Mr.. LAKE PARK is unusually attractive
this season, and the Mt. Lake Park Hotel
Was never 90 we'll prepared to make its
guests comfortable. Mr.. H. e. Van Meter
will DO glad to bear from his old friends
and to MAKE nov ones. Ks d - = ~ y
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DoN'T forget the competitive drill at
the knights Of Pythias picnic, July 1, be-
tween Silver Cross division, Of Hanesville;
Cadis division, Of Cadis, and fvanhos di.
vision, Of Steubenyille.1 5.rSlif} ;;iE5yl
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aEDNEY HOUSE, Ns,y YORK.

~ - =. U1*Zx1 ~ :
Broadway and Fortieth street, opposite
Metropolitan Opera House and Casino
Hotel entirely new. Desirable Tor busi.
ness men or families. European Plan,
Rooms 81 per day upwards. Excellent
Jestaurant, ssi3s /. .5...}7il
GsH. Dan. MAcAuLEY & ". B. BowHRs, d
TrhaaX 80. q. II - ID.
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Gk1e G11ttellirQeuefr,
offtce. Nos. 20 md ~ Fourteentll Street.


Wanted-Good Cook.
Wanted-Boy to Learn tho Barber Trade. Isl
81 50 Per Set Decorated Tea sets-Ewing Bros.
LRBelle Building Association No. 2.
Away or q. Hane--R. II. Lit.
The Stevens Patent-ScSsitt L BRO.
A Multitude OF bilments-Thisd rage.
Z Ohio River RailIoad-Third page.
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Tents, seines, nets, fishing tackle, guns
reyolvers very cheap ct Great Western
Gun Horks, Pittsburgh, Pa. Write fol-
nricn List. NJ. ~. -. - !. !. nt,, !.
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! aIounds,,lIo Camp.

= On and after July ! the Baltimore K
Ohio will 1un a special train to the
Mouudsville camp grounds, leaving
Wheeling at 6:lO r. ". daily, except Sun
day. n,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-28

THERE will be q regimental drill at the
fair grounds July 4 at ! 80 TN. by the
Filth Ohio regiment, uniform rank,
Knighta Of Pythias. -.-- ],
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Wanted.

Ten thousand coffee drinkers to Try our
fresh roasted coffee, 22c per pound.
H. Z. { .,. ATLANTIC TIA Co.
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WASHINGTON. D. O., June 2s.-For West
Virginia, southerly winds, fair weather,
nearly stationary temperature.
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5S7 LooK out for Tho Knights Of Pythiss
parade Monday, July ~ The Fifth Ohio
regiment, Colonel sedgwick commanding,
will take part. 3.i .3$s 5i1,. "
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81 GALL on Or address 10 NJ. Neusr, the
practical optician, 30 TWalith street, In re-
ference to your Bpectacles. 3tII1 %
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On and after today We will close our
Store at z o'clock +. NJ, Saturday ex.
copied. JACOB y. 8RUBB,
,sl5 JeWeler,
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n. 5000 =, Z. D. EMtTH, n, =
Div. Pass. Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa. (;
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.5@t GentieHaes's Fines, sbocs H
in all styles and widths, st ths lowest pric.
CONSTANT with quality, lS5t,s = Ei'S53Eis
J. W.AMlck, n.
I, -s,5 ll4S Main street,
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Coffee Down. Away Down,

Choice Rio, fresh roasted, 22c per pound
Rt the Atlantic Ten Stores. I. 8 h. y ,gE.. n
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ATunlblo lu Coffee,

& Fresh roasted coffee, &c per pound at
the Atlantic Tea Stores. d 4. : y7{43f Il < <
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TO THE SEA SHORE,

NEURALGIA in any form cured BY ST,
Jacobs on; excruciating pains subdued.
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.N,u,1Eno,us A &, ] !,
Against n Observation-Disclosures Ferry
rs News. |i,if'ss 'iftN

Yesterday morning the different law OF.
fees and the Mayors Office were tho scene
Of considerable excitement over tho at.
tschment suits entered against John N.
Kimmong, tho gentleman under bond for
contract 10 furnish tho stone Tor building
the water works power house. II seems
that Kimmons, through lack Of business
capacity, allowed himself to got entangled
in money matters 10 the amount Of sever.
al hundred dollars, the bills varying from
fifteen to two hundred dollars. About 0
o'clock yesterday morning Mr.. Aionzo
Beck, In company with Hon. Ross j. AL.
ex:anaer, came up from Bridgeport. with
now lying In cars on the railroad and
some ready Tor use at the power house,
md on moneys due To him from tho city.
The claims against Kimmons amount 10
over 81, 200. in the following pt1ma. fg.3a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-28
THE NEW CHURCH

Prof. J. A. White, Of Mt. Pleasant, ia
visiting in the CITY, 4 rgI.s
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17

The wonderful opening sale OF lots at Rocky Ford
April r. 1887 amounted to $77OOOOO and which has
since by later sales been augmented to the astonishing
figure OF nearly S9OOOOOO has attracted widespread
ention in Colorado and Kansas The history Of
on the lines OF the A. T. F. R'y affords parallel to
invested intense earnestness displayed by
There an utter lack Of any attempt to gen
entirely due to the genuine merits Of the location ITSELF
backed by beautiful and productive country Let be
noted that twenty each calling for
building to cost not less than 81 OOO equal
Der requiring the construction buildings value
OF $500, were executed on the day OF SALE
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17

Mrs Horace Helyar continues 70 be the
beauty Of the diplomatic corps at Washing
ton She weighs $50 pound, too.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17

IN germany women go Irurn house 10
house busting furniture and tending 70 draw
ing room flowers and plants. Il is regular
business
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17

clam shell having been put up in the
music hall at Boston, the newspapers of that
aesthetic center speak Of it as the tone re-
fector"
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17

Gin saws have deprived 100 persons of their
hands and arms in Alabama this year.-Chi.
cago Times.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17

Sturgeon is afflicted with rheumatic govt.
which, be says, has completely benumbed his
intellect
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17

The more often carpets are shaken the
longer they wear; the dirt that collects under
them grinds cut the thread.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17

Is here successfully and extensively pursued The Catlin
and Rocky Ford canals fine OF rich black
soil can be found anywhere between Pueblo and Kan
City. The great Fowler Canal the south and the
Bob creek canal the north in Of cOnsruc
tOn will add to the rrigable area immense territory
OF productive soil
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17

Gen. Ippitt retired Official at Washing.
ton, aged -, dances at every party he
attends
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17

Is already celebrated for its products great ship
ments Of vegetables and has long since been regarded
with the aid Of long experience in varied questions
incidental the building Of towns, propose to
nSh sound and permanent basis the town Rocky
Ford They point with pride the Lamar which
Sprang up principally from their eXertionS
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17

The venerable philanthropist, Mr.. ". ".
Corcoran, viii not sit down until be has
raised the chair
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17

Glasgow has now the best facilities for land
ing, keeping and slaughtering foreign cattle
of any city in Great Britain.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17
Two Lines Of Street Railway

One running north and south, and one
running east and west This property is only
to be seen to be appreciated, and the prices
at which they will be sold and the conditions
upon which investors can handle these lots
will make it interesting for them to call early
and make their selection. We are always
ready with horses and carriages and polite
gentlemen to show this valuable property.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17

A couple put off applying for divorce
one term of court SO they could profit by
their tin wedding.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17

W. L. Barrett, managing editor of The
Boston Advertiser is only % years old He
speaks OF himself as the baby editor"
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17

There is nothing, affirms Mrs. Grundy, quite
50 artificial to-day as New York fashionable
hospitality.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17

Abraham Lincoln, grandfather Of the great
Abraham Lincoln, was slain by an Indians
tomahawk one hundred years ago.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17

Leland Stanford is conspicuous for being
the only senator who displays absolutely no
jewelry on his person.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17

Nearly zoe 900 tons OF Zoe were shipped from
Maine during the past year.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17
HARDY SOLOMON & SONS
Have Placed on the Market
4 Add

This addition is located on 9Th street and
Hillside avenue, and will be sold at prices
and on terms that will be satisfactory to those
who wish to buy for investment or those who
wish to buy and build. This is no outside
property but lies directly in the center Of the
city and is surrounded with new and beauti-
full residences. The street line runs parallel
with the whole length of the addition. There
is also street being extended directly across
the addition, making
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17
PHYSICIANS.
DR. G WOLEE-
DR.. 3. A. GUYTON & SON.
DR.. WILLIAM HALL
of Hall & Bennett


Gives special attention TO Diseases OF women Blood
and Skin Diseases and all troubles OF the Urinary
Organs speedily cured in both sexes. Of1ce over
wOodmans Bank. North Main street. Consultation
day or night FREE. lResd Drs. Hall Benefits card
IN this paperJ l2lu
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17
BUTLER 8 BRUNER.

CIVIL MINING ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS.
Plans and estimates for bridges roofs. public
buildings. business blocks, modern dwellings, etc.
All kinds of surveying and draughting promptly
attended to- surveys and estimates for railroad
struction and sewerage speciality.
WIN. BUTLER, late Asst. Engr. A. 7. & ST T. r. r.
ABM. BRUNER, late Asst EngT. Penn. r. K. Co.
Room So, Bitrins Block. Wichita, Kan. ili-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17

Is located the south slope the River
miles Of Pueblo and IS miles Of It lies
in the center Of the Pueblo land district and commands
a splendid scope Of country both north and south.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
RODGERS,
Dr.. D. T. SMOKE

Veterinary Surgeon; graduate of Philadelphia Vet
Urinary College OF 15. Proprietor of Horses Home
opposite G. A. R. building fst ST. Telephone .. d9:
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17
PHYSICIANS.
Dr.. CAROLINE LIE BEAU.

Physician to women and children. Homeopathic
and Electric treatment, Gynecology speciality
S23 Emporia avenue, opposite hign school. Wch-
tia, Kansas. d14S-1m
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-29

| in bloom. But where is your luncha You
| ought to have a lunch after SO long a
! driven
Over the little girls face came flush.
Eyes, miss; mebbe we ought to, for Fred
| dies sake; but, you see, we didn't have any
| lunch to bring. Tinl--he's our brother
| he saved these pennies purpose so as
Freddie could ride to the park and back. I
guess mebbe Freddie1l forget about be
ing hungry when he gets to the beautiful
! park
Were there tears in the lovely girls eyes
as she listenedl Yes there certainly were.
and very soon she asked the girl where they
lived, and wrote the address down in e tab
let, which she took from beaded bag upon
her arm.
After riding a few blocks the pretty girl
left the car, but she had not left the little
ones cOmfortless. Half the bouquet of
violets and hyacinths was clasped in the
sisters hand, while the sick boy. with
radiant face, held in his hand precious
package, from which he helped himself now
and then, saying to his sister, in a iubilant
whisper:
She said we could eat 'em all--every one
when we get to the park What made her
so sweet and good to us. She didn't call us
raganuffins, and wasn't afraid to have her
dress touch ours; and she called me "a dear
she did. What made herr
And Sue whispered back
II guess it's cause she's beautiful as we'll as
her ciothes-beautiful inside, you know"
The gentleman's ears served him well. He
heard Sues whisper, and thought:
YES, the child is right; the lovely Young
girl is beautiful inside-beautiful in spirit.
She is one Of the Lords town. developing In
Christian growth. Bless her!n
When the park was reached, the five girls
hurried out with laughter and merry talk.
Then the gentleman lifted the little bow in
his arms and carried him out Of the car
across the road, and into the green, sweet
smelling park, the sister, with heart full of
gratitude, following. 1t was he who paid
tor nice ride for them in the goat-carriage.
he also treated them to oyster soup at the
park restaurant.
Upon his return to the city he was sur
pr1sed and gratited to see in his Cur the
kindly young girl who had so tenderly re-
membered the ''ieast of these
Again he saw her light shine--only a
CHEEKY word or two to poor, trembling old
woman, an orange to a fretful teething
child, who was torturing his mother and
every one else in the car. until the orange
soothed his hot gums and turbulent spirit
only these little tender services, and yet how
plainly they stamped her as the Masters
own
At o'clock sharp the next day the two
gentlemen, as agreed, met again.
This is my wife," the host said, proudly
introducing comely lady, land this as a
young LADY Of fifteen entered the parlor, sis
my daughter, Nettie.n
"Ah! thought the guest, as he extended
his hand in cordial greeting, "this is the
dear girl who met yesterday in the street
car. | DON'T wonder her father calls her a
darling. She is darling, and no mistake,
bless herm